Groundfloor Released 15 New Real Estate Investment Offerings With 8% to 12% Target Returns

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Groundfloor has just released a new batch of investment offerings on its platform that have a $10 minimum investment and target returns that range from 8% to 12%.

About Groundfloor: Groundfloor is an alternative real estate investment platform that allows non-accredited investors to invest in high-yield, short-term real estate loans.

The company provides hard money loans to real estate investors and builders for the renovation or construction of residential properties. Once the loans are originated, they are added to Groundfloor’s platform, where investors can contribute any amount in $10 increments to any loans they wish to invest in.

The investments are offered through a debt security for each loan called a limited recourse obligation (LRO), and Groundfloor holds a first lien position backed by the underlying real estate asset. 

To date, the actual returns on the platform average 10.5%, with nearly $12.7 million in interest paid to investors.

Latest Offerings: The 15 new loans available for investment range in amounts from $74,870 to $328,870 with terms between 6 and 12 months. 

How To Invest: You can review available loans and decide if this type of investment is right for you by signing up for Groundfloor’s investment platform here. 

See also: 2021 Groundfloor Review

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While real estate crowdfunding is giving individual investors access to private deals that have historically been out of reach, many of the most lucrative deals are fully funded before the average investor ever has a chance to get involved.

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